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Like a baby tired of thewhole day’s activity jumps in the lap of one’s mother for a restful, secure, and undisturbed sleep the same goes true for tourists coming for the visit to Cherrapunjee. The place is shrouded amidst floating clouds, the mountains stand tall likerobust guards watching over its boundaries, and the gushing streams […]

Pavitra had stepped into adulthood; her life`s journey from childhood to maidenhood was linked through innumerable memories. If memories could take physical form of a means of communication, she would have boarded it to reach her dearest friend in Amritsar.Pavitra loved train journeys, not because it connected two distant physical territories, but for the reason

Of late, tourism is seen to have great potential to add to our GDP. Learning a lesson from advanced economies of the world like Britain, Spain, and Hungary; Indian government too has decided to reap  gains from its inherent potential in the  cultural heritage of India, to attract tourists.Citing some of the examples; in Britain

In one of the Arabian night stories, it is mentioned that a  traveller carried dates with him, for his subsistence during the journey.The relevance  of the  story is to discuss the nutrition of the DATES. Health benefits of dates are uncountable, as this fruit is affluent in natural fibres. Dates are even rich in several vitamins and minerals. These natural products contain

Four days of hustle, and the finale; heart full of blessings and the hands full of prashad in the form of ‘Thekua’ (traditional Bihari specialty, cooked in jaggery, which tastes very much like modern biscuits), Gagal ( a variety of lemon  of size of almost a handball), ganna ( sugarcane), and other seasonal fruits.And, by now

I was three years old, and I wanted a tricycle; I cried for it like any child of that age. And one fine day, I, kind of, had my dream coming true when I rubbed open my eyes in my father`s lap who got me seated on the tricycle, which eventually became my sole resting place for

Presented at the International Meeting in Geneva Women are the engines of an economy, but their contribution is completely ignored. Only the efforts of women who are part of paid employment is counted for their economic participation, but what about the hardworking women who care for family members without getting paid. The invisibility of women

When the nature steps in autumn season after ending of rains, and the air is scented with blossoms of Jasmine and roses, we welcome our beloved deity ‘DEVI MA’ and celebrate the navratri (nine nights) festival; the ‘Sharad Navratri’ being celebrated with much more gusto in comparison to four other navratris, occurring in a year.

The melting pot of diversitiesIs becoming cauldron of complexitiesWith its innumerable rarities,it has been a favourite place for great personalities.Ram, Rahim, Budha, Gautam, Nanak and the gurus of all creedHave preached love and harmonyAs the zenith of humanityThe wider span of uniformityis divided by the poisonous thoughts of few peoplewho live, think, and breed only